Vincent H.L and Magic Factory Double Album Release Shows Announced

The staunchly independent 1:12 Records gang are again giving us the quality gigs this winter, presenting a pair of record release ragers starring Tāmaki Makaurau's outlaw country troubadour for the modern age Vincent H.L and booty-shaking rock 'n' roll mavericks Magic Factory. Launching his new album Golden Sun with a hometown gig at The Wine Cellar this Friday alongside buds Thee Golden Geese, Vincent H.L's mega-catchy lead single 'Pile of Dirt' is currently ruling local airwaves. Rolling out the rustic "Steve Miller Band rip-off boogie party bangers" with casual aplomb, Magic Factory's first new album since 2017's Working With Gold is also out in the world this Friday — accurately entitled Deliver the Goods and teased with monster-sized anthem 'Catfish' plus easy-going ballad 'Warm and Fine'. Don't miss the guitar-slinging pair busting out fresh tunes galore in Raglan and Lyttelton at the following dates, and nab yourself a vinyl LP copy of Vincent H.L's Golden Sun on the door at The Wine Cellar this Friday...

Vincent H.L and Magic Factory - Double Album Release

Friday 30th June - The Yard Cafe & Venue, Raglan
Saturday 8th July - Wunderbar, Lyttelton

Tickets available HERE via UTR, waged / unwaged options available

Vincent H.L's takes it to the streets in his video for 'Pile of Dirt'...

Prep your ears for Magic Factory's Deliver the Goods with lead singles 'Catfish' and 'Warm and Fine'...

Press release:

1:12 Records presents an evening of DIY outlaw country and Steve Miller Band rip-off boogie party bangers, from two of the label's finest:

Vincent H.L. - Golden Sun Vinnie's new album rules. If you have any affection for Neil Young, Beck or a decent tune, you will want to buy it. And you can, at this show. After listening to the songs live.

Magic Factory - Deliver the Goods Magic Factory's second album has been a long time coming, but we hope you'll agree it's worth the wait. It features twelve familiar sounding yet 100% original songs. Magic Factory play the kind of music you find on tapes in truck stop parking lots say Vice Magazine, and we think that's pretty fair.